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For teachers in California, the California Technology Literacy Challenge Grant is a new major potential source of funding for classroom technology (submission deadline is November 20).
Writing a technology-based grant is becoming harder than in previous years because of the limited funding available to schools. To become better versed on technology grant writing, you may want to check into the library for the following articles.
- Dugan, M. M. (1995). Write a technology grant for your whole
language classroom. Reading Teacher. 48(8), 729-30.
- Goodspeed, J. (1993). How to find money for technology.
Electronic Learning, 12(5), 2-27.
- Klenow, C. (1993). Need funds? Think technology! Teaching with
technology update. Instructor, 102(5), 63-65.
- Moursund, D. (1995-96). Grant writing for technology in
education: Part 1-competitive grants. Learning and Leading with
Technology; 23(4), 32-35.
- Moursund, D. (1996). Grant writing for technology in
education: Part 2-the dollars and cents of grant writing. Learning
and Leading with Technology, 23(5), 34-37.
- Schnitzer, D. K. (1995). How to fund technology projects. Educational Leadership, 53(2), 71-72.